New Castle News Staff and Publication Details
The New Castle News details its staff including Sarah G. Treadwell as Trustee President and Fred L. Reniz as Secretary and Treasurer. George W. Conway serves as editor with city editor duties and the paper operates from Sycamore Street and Apple Way with evening publication except Sundays.
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Sarah G. Treadwell
Pres
Fred L. Reniz
Treas
Man
George W. Conway
Sycamore Street
Apple Way
Special Notice About Submissions to The News Co
Notice directs all checks money orders grafts communications and similar items be addressed to The News Co New Castle Pa and not to any individual.
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Ania
the News Co
New Castle
National Forest Purchase Authorized in Pennsylvania
The National Forest Reservation Commission approves a 74 025 acre land purchase to form the Allegheny national forest core in Warren Elk Forest and McKean counties at 2 75 an acre. The move follows a federal authorization within a year to acquire land for national forest purposes in Pennsylvania.
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Allegheny National Forest
Pennsylvania
Allegheny River
Warren, Elk, Forest and
McKean
Thority
Today’s anniversaries span generals to royal milestones
Notable dates include 1786 General Nathaniel Greene’s death near Savannah. 1819 Maine’s separation from Massachusetts. 1864 the Kearsarge’s two hour duel off Cherbourg. 1872 Kellogg’s Louisiana governor nomination. 1894 Ohio wage law defeat. 1897 Queen Victoria’s 60th accession anniversary. 1900 attacks on foreign legations in Peking. 1911 Taft silver wedding. 1920 switchmen found guilty under the Lever Act in Los Angeles.
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Nathaniel Greene
Brandywine
Savannah
Warwick
R. I
Maine
Massachusetts
Kearsarge
Alabama
Cherbourg
France
William P. Kellogg
Louisiana
Packard
Ohio Supreme Court
Queen Victoria
British Empire
Peking
Taft
Los Angeles
Russia and Bolshevik regime face hard currency limits
The Philadelphia Bulletin argues Russia can only pay for imports with dwindling gold and confiscated church riches. It notes famine, lack of export goods, and a Soviet monopoly on imports, reducing external purchases despite treaties with Britain Germany and Italy.
Century-old scholars loom at university commencement
At the ninetieth commencement University ofanda invites Cornelius Cole of Los Angeles aged 47 in his hundredth year. Rev. George G Rice of the University of Vermont will be 103 in September, and Brown and Union also claim alumni aged 102 and 101 respectively from 1846 and 1942. The four age peers showcase enduring vigor of premodern education.
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Cornelius Cole
Los Angeles
Vermont
Mr. Cole
Reds Hoover Says U.S. Not Hurt by Refusal to Negotiate with Soviet Russia
Hoover argues the nation loses nothing by refusing a trade treaty with the Soviet Union while noting Britain Germany and Italy have gained little, facing disappointment from the policy.
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Britain
Germany
Italy
Bible Thought For Today and Question Column
A compact devotional note opens with a 1 Samuel 12 24 verse urging fear and service to the Lord in truth with all heart. It follows with a Bible question asking what is the royal law referencing James 2 verses 1 9.
Oldest Wesleyan alumnus to attend commencement
The Day's News notes ex-Senator Cornelius Cole of California will attend Wesleyan University's commencement in Middletown Connecticut. Born in 1822, Cole is the 100th birthday candidate for a future celebration and remains the sole survivor of his Wesleyan class. He later practiced law in Oswego before joining the California gold rush migration. He served on the first Republican National committee and represented California in Congress and as U.S. senator from 1866 to 1873.
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Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Cornelius Cole
California
Cole
Monroe
Lodi
N. Y
Wesleyan
New York State
Oswego
Great Plains
Congress
United States
Telegram from Joe Bulger about alligator in cellar
Joe Bulger reports to Fred Rentz in Coaltown that an alligator is found in his basement. The note notes others have found animals in cellars and warns not to defame anyone in the paper. Bulger cautions about reputations and avoid mentioning the incident publicly.
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Coaltown
Fred Rentz
News Co
Acc
Fred
One Year Ago Riots Attend Ex President Gomez Funeral
A riot marked the funeral of former President Gomez in Havana while two aviators died in a plane crash at Troy New York. The Gumps provide entertainment as featured in The News to readers seeking light diversion.
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Gomez
Havana
Troy
N. Y
Do You Want A Bite And The Court Case Of Joe Bulger
A county scene recalls a child’s apple invitation as a moral on friendship. Joe Bulger recounts a humorous court moment about pigs, hot water, and blind pigs in a farm barn, with local political banter and rural humor.
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Bill
Joe
Court House
Mr. Bulger
Bulger
Uncle Henry
Democratic Party
Acc
Acd
Muse
T Dickey
Joe Bulger
Bible sighting reported by Carpet Sweeper solicitor
Abe Martin notes Buddy Mopps saw a Bible on a living room table in the west part of town last week. He remarks you cannot live off a garden without nearly living in it.
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Buddy Mopps
Willard accuses Dempsey of dodging rematch
Jess Willard claims Jack Dempsey is avoiding a rematch with him. He says it is a mere insinuation that Willard dodged any contest in their 1931 meeting, arguing he did not dodge the first bout three years prior.
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Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Willard
Hair style gains and liquor-filled candy hit market
An office girl can easily use a telephone with bobbed hair. Chocolate covered candy filled with liquor has entered the market, expected to rival chocolate covered ice cream bars. The $1 a week plan could help jewelers regain customers while the sheriff seizes furniture.
Bears Endanger Sheep Herds Forcing Farmer From Flock
Bears have killed 30 sheep near Coudersport causing a farmer to quit sheep farming. Jewelers in convention oppose selling engagement rings on installments as couples buy furniture and baby clothes before paying for rings. In counties with bear and dog harassment, few farmers raise sheep. After dogs chase sheep they do no good.
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Coudersport
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